Architecture Overview

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Revolutionizing Secure, Scalable, and Quantum-Resistant Blockchain

Addressing Security and Privacy Threats

Global Payments and Accessibility

Research Behind Anryton

Initial Exploration and Challenges

Consensus Mechanism: Tendermint

Quantum-Resistance Integration Timeline

Anryton Layer 1 Blockchain Architecture

The Anryton Layer 1 Blockchain is built on a highly configurable architecture, designed for enhanced security, decentralization, and network efficiency. Leveraging the Cosmos SDK and Tendermint consensus algorithm, Anryton incorporates a unique set of configurations optimized for its privacy-centric applications and decentralized ecosystem. Here’s a detailed look at the architectural parameters:

Network Configuration: Chain ID, Currency, and Validators

Chain ID: anry_130

Chain ID serves as the unique identifier for the Anryton network, necessary for connecting to wallets, Web3 middleware, and decentralized applications (dApps). The chain ID allows for quick identification and helps prevent cross-chain interference with other blockchain networks.

Currency Symbol: MOL

The native currency of the Anryton network is MOL, which serves as the medium of exchange for all transactions. MOL is a utility token essential for staking, gas fees, and various governance mechanisms. The word “MOL” represents “precious” in other languages like Punjabi and Hindi.

Max Validators: 100

Anryton supports up to 100 validators, ensuring decentralization, speed, and security by limiting the number of participants involved in consensus processes. The validators are responsible for block creation and validation, and their limited number ensures a balance between decentralization and network performance.

Staking and Validator Incentives

Unbonding Time: 1814400s (21 days)

Validators have a 21-day unbonding period to ensure network stability and prevent sudden drops in participation.

Base Proposer Reward: 0.01 | Base Proposer Reward: 0.04

Validators receive both a base proposer reward and a bonus reward for successfully proposing a block. These incentives, totaling 0.05, encourage validator participation and secure the network’s operations.

Historical and Bond Denomination

Historical Entries: 10000

Anryton supports up to 10,000 historical entries for each validator, ensuring that comprehensive records of past performance are maintained for audit, analysis, and network efficiency monitoring.

Bond Denom: mol

mol is also the designated bond denomination for staking activities. Validators and delegators use mol to participate in staking, further reinforcing its integral role in Anryton’s ecosystem.